Ezekiel Elliott stresses lack of ‘finger-pointing’ in Cowboys’ locker room

The Dallas Cowboys are off to a disappointing start to their season, stumbling to a 2-3 record. Despite the struggles, particularly on the offensive side of the ball, Ezekiel Elliott insists the locker room remains united. “One thing that’s good about this group that we have in this locker room is that there hasn’t been any finger-pointing at all,” Elliott said Wednesday, via The Dallas Morning News . “The offense, we’ve struggled this year. When we go over to the defense, ‘hey, we’re sorry we didn’t hold up our end.’ It’s more ‘no, we need to do more, we need to go out there and win that game.’ … “There’s enough accountability in this locker room that there’s not going to be any finger-pointing.” There has been a lot of chatter about what’s ailing the Cowboys’ anemic offense — 16.6 points/game, 30th in NFL — although most of the blame has been pinned on Dak Prescott. The third-year quarterback has failed to recapture the magic of his rookie season, completing only 61.8 percent of his passes with five touchd

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